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PJ.755.044
30 Oct 1755:31 (673)
Since our last we received the melancholly news that the
Indians had fallen upon the inhabitants at Mahoni-Creek on
Susquehana, near Shomakin in this province; and killed and
carried off 25 of them. . . . our people heard the
Delawares, talking to this purpose; what are the English
come here for? when he was answered by another, to kill us;
when another said, can't send word to our friends who can
soon be here; and then sung the war song, and 4 Indians went
off in two cannoes.
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